Bob Whitaker for President

Reality

The Constitution Versus Freedom

I was dating a young woman, and, not for the first time in my life among people, I expressed an opinion she didn’t like. She replied, “You know, until now I thought a lot of you.” My reply was, quite sincerely, “If your good opinion is that easily lost, I’d rather not be burdened with […]

05Jul

Wordism vs Nationalism

Michael C. Tuggle’s Edgefield Journal article, “True Believers and the South,” reminded me about Eric Hoffer. Hoffer was a philosopher many of our so-called “intellectuals” are trying desperately to forget. He had several characteristics the modern academic cannot stand. To start with, the ideal of the modern

25Jun

Flat Earth Philosophy

Wordism cannot allow freedom of speech because Wordism is based on a particular set of opinions. That is what Wordism IS. Discussion of differing opinions makes a Wordist society unstable. A society based on loyalty to race can allow freedom speech. But it cannot allow freedom of LOYALTY. In America before the

16Jun

Damn It, A Prison is a Prison is a Prison, PERIOD!

When he died in 2011, Christopher Hitchens was a recovering Marxist. In a society where people don’t like to commit themselves to being “atheists,”Hitchens declared himself an “antitheist.” Hitchens declared not only that he was an atheist, but that religion itself was a bad thing. His book on this subject was

12Jun

It is Written

The word “progressive” means that one has accomplished what Merlin did, but in more detail and over a longer period. The English language allows to you to “move” in any direction, but “progress,” by definition, is toward a very specific goal. In the literal sense, to be progressive means you are accepted as a

27May

What is Islam “Taking Over?”

I find it amusing when people call the Moslems a “takeover.” A takeover of WHAT? The real lesson of Islam is that it has a unity, mutual loyalty. It has, in short, a SOCIETY. Islam is “taking over” pieces of land that are dedicated to having no loyalty, no cohesion, and a doctrine whose only […]